The Episcopal church in Gardiner has drawn people to worship since the earliest days of Gardiner. The city's historical record also shows the role it played in the growth and development of the city since the 18th century.
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The quest to bring back a Gardiner churchyard
Bill King s mission is to put up all the headstones that were knocked down or taken down in the historic St. Anne s churchyard.
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The headstone of Samuel and Sally Jewett is re-erected Tuesday at their grave in the churchyard at the former site of St. Anne s Church in Gardiner. Taking photos at left is Bill King as Hank McIntyre sets the stone while Logan Johnston lowers it from his tractor. Staff photo by David Leaming
GARDINER Sweat dripped off the tip of Hank McIntyre’s nose Tuesday as he knelt and reached into the slot he was digging in the ground.
âKent Stateâ On Top of PWâs 2020 Graphic Novel Critics Poll By PW Staff |
Released in September during the 50th anniversary year of the 1970 tragedy,
Kent State: Four Dead in Ohio (Abrams ComicArts) by veteran comics journalist Derf Backderf garnered the majority of votes in
PW’s annual Graphic Novel Critic’s Poll, receiving eight votes from a panel of 14 comics critics.
In this deeply researched work, Backderf, best known for his Eisner-nominated 2012 graphic nonfiction work
My Friend Dahmer, reconstructs the lives and last days of the student activists and bystanders killed when the National Guard fired on unarmed antiwar protesters on the campus of Kent State University. The book presents a nuanced portrait of the equally young National Guardsmen, who were under extreme pressure and suffered from a severe lack of training, while deftly examining the polarized political context, anti-communist paranoia, and rampant government surveilla